… action plan, in a respectful and constructive way. Dont's of mitigating institutional resistance Do not describe the … or politician, or as a plan that is only relevant for women. Do not describe the plan as additional work for the … raise awareness of gender equality and women’s political participation through regular, systematic communication …
… reviewing the measures proposed in the plan. Ensure that women and men with different backgrounds are equally … the process, ensuring gender balanced representation and participation of women and men with different backgrounds. Findings from …
… been achieved (e.g. by tracking changes to the share of women and men training participants, or the number of women and men in the institution). Data needed to monitor performance and sources(s) of the data for every action included in your gender …
… A gender equality action plan demonstrates the parliament’s dedication to gender equality and gender mainstreaming. It … Act to establish continuous plans for the advancement of women [1] . In 2009, the National Council adopted a 6-year … of Ministers adopted a recommendation on balanced participation of women and men in political and public …
… creativity; brings in-depth understanding of all people’s needs, behaviours and attitudes; and enhances the societal … it can be expected that its findings affect (groups of) women and men, or girls and boys, differently. Integrating … from nine different scientific fields) and women’sparticipation in research activities. One-day training …
… performance. Different gender roles are associated with women and men, and a different value is given to each: … The so-called impostor syndrome is one way in which one’s own belief system can adversely affect a researcher’s … policy briefs cover the issue of improving the presence, participation and progression of women in science (see policy …